About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while waiting for her toothbrush, little Sarah heard strange noises coming from inside Mira Mesa Dental Care. Curious, she peeked through the window and saw the receptionist dancing to an old vinyl record, completely absorbed in the music. Nobody else seemed to notice or care—except for her goldfish, who swam frantically back and forth in their bowl. Suddenly, a delivery driver walked in, whistling along with the tune. The fish calmed down immediately, as if they recognized the familiar melody. Sarah giggled and whispered, ‘Maybe that’s how they relax here.’ She never forgot that morning, and whenever she visited Mira Mesa Dental Care after that, she brought her own vinyl records.
2. One foggy morning, as a delivery driver approached Mira Mesa Dental Care with his truck's headlights barely cutting through the mist, he noticed an unusual shadow moving inside the building. Curious, the driver peered in and saw only a toothbrush dancing wildly on its own in front of a mirror. Startled, he knocked gently on the door but got no answer. Inside, the toothbrush continued its solo performance until, suddenly, it stopped mid-swing and disappeared into thin air. The driver shrugged, shook his head, and drove off, muttering something about strange dental practices.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Mira Mesa Dental Care one afternoon, fumbling with a large box. Suddenly, he noticed an unusual reflection in the window—was that a smiley face drawn on the wall? He squinted harder, but it was just the reflection of a passing bus. Shaking his head, he delivered the package and left. Later that evening, a neighbor stopped by to say hello. ‘Did you see anything strange today?’ she asked. ‘Just my new dentist’s office,’ he replied, smiling. The neighbor laughed and said, “It must be Mira Mesa Dental Care—their sign is always playing tricks!”
4. While waiting for his appointment, a regular muttered under his breath, ‘I hope they fix my cavity without making me sing karaoke.’ Finally called back, he nervously walked in and saw an old dentist with glasses who smiled warmly. The dentist whispered, ‘Don’t worry, no karaoke here today—just some good old-fashioned drilling.’